Showing the British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden descending the gangway of their aircraft and being greeted by the Governor, Lieutenant General Sir Alexander Hood.

Showing Sir Winston Churchill approaching the Guard of Honour at the Airport, formed from the last Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, specially bought from Jamaica.

Showing Sir Winston Churchill greeting the French Premier, Monsieur Joseph Laniel, at the airport. M. Georges Bidault, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Eden, and the Governor are also in the group.

Showing the French Premier, Monsieur Joseph Laniel inspecting the Guard of Honour.

Showing Sir Winston Churchill shaking hands with President Eisenhower at the airport.

Showing Sir Winston Churchill shaking hands with President Eisenhower at the airport.

Showing Sir Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower during the playing of National Anthems.

Showing the French Premier, Monsieur Laniel, President Eisenhower, and Sir Winston Churchill before the Conference at the Mid-Ocean Club.

Showing a group taken at an evening function, probably the Government House Dinner; in the foreground are the Governor, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Monsieur Bidault, Sir Winston Churchill, U. S. Secretary of State, John Foster Dulls, Mr Eden, President Eisenhower, and Monsieur Laniel.

Showing a group taken at an evening function, probably the Government House Dinner; in the foreground are the Governor, Sir Winston Churchill, Mr Eden, President Eisenhower, and Monsieur Laniel.

Dinner, with Sir Winston Churchill and the Governor on the top table and Raynor on the right.

Sir Winston Churchill with Billy, the goat mascot of the 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, before boarding his plane.

A series of photographs taken during Sir Winston Churchill's visit to Bermuda. In December 1953 leaders of Great Britain, the U. S. A. and France met in Bermuda to discuss the West's relations with the Soviet Union.

A view looking across Warwick from a hill. The reverse of the print is stamped with the photographers details: 'Photo - Frederick L. Hamilton, 315 8th Avenue, Pelham 65, New York' and has been given the negative number 'A-3'.

106 x 74 mm. Showing Lieutenant E. W. Roberts and the three figures seen in Y3070A/58; a photograph taken a few moments later.

107 x 76 mm. Showing the Gosling daughter (presumably), sitting in a pony trap.